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- Carney to conclude Norway trip with Nordic 5 meeting before heading to London
Prime Minister Mark Carney concludes Norway trip with Nordic 5 meeting
- Alberta Crown corporation study finds Red Deer OD prevention site closure didn’t lead to more deaths
Study by provincial Crown corporation finds closure of Red Deer overdose prevention site didn't lead to increase in overdose deaths, emergency department visits or ambulance calls among former site users.
- Brazil Election A.I. Rules Tighten But Leave Key Gaps
Brazil's electoral court bans AI-generated content on social media during election period
- Alberta’s latest roadkill numbers highest ever recorded by carcass monitoring program
Alberta's roadkill numbers have increased by 13% to a record high of 7,400, surpassing previous years' totals.
- Kashechewan chief walks back calls for Indigenous Services minister to resign
Kashechewan First Nation Chief Hosea Wesley reverses his earlier call for Indigenous Services Canada Minister Mandy Gull-Masty to resign.
- Dyer: Trump likely to escalate fight in Iran rather than admit error
US-Iran tensions escalate
- Baranyai: Electoral reform debate not going away
Proportional representation gains traction, despite electoral reform debate, in Canada.
- Has Trump pushed Canada and the U.K. into each other's arms?
Canada and the U.K. strengthening ties, Trump's influence on the special relationship, UK Prime Minister Mark Carney's third visit to the U.K.
- Japan Says Dispatching Ships to Middle East Faces High Hurdles
Japan's decision to dispatch military vessels to the Middle East may face high hurdles, President Trump suggests Tokyo could join US efforts to keep Strait of Hormuz open and secure, potential implications for regional stability and global trade
- Regional District of Nanaimo board voting formula under review
Regional District of Nanaimo board voting formula undergoes review process
- Trump Calls on Countries to Protect Strait of Hormuz, Offers Support
US President Donald Trump calls on countries to take direct role in securing Strait of Hormuz
- Senior UAE Diplomat Rejects Iranian Claims of Attacks Launched from UAE
Iran claims UAE was involved in attacks, UAE denies allegations
- Regional District of Nanaimo appoints Hill as chief election officer
Regional District of Nanaimo appoints Hill as chief election officer
- Lakeland basketball shot falls short
Lakeland basketball team fails to secure Canadian college championship berth
- Spring break means one of B.C.’s busiest travel times
Spring break coincides with one of B.C.'s busiest travel times.
- Manitoba working to update security guard training curriculum, justice minister says
Manitoba's justice minister is updating the mandatory training curriculum for security guards following concerns raised by First Nations leaders about an incident at a Winnipeg dollar store.
- Opposing groups protest in Montreal as war in Iran enters third week
Protests erupt in Montreal as war in Iran enters third week
- Apprentice cook takes harassment claims to Human Rights Tribunal
Teenage apprentice cook takes allegations of workplace harassment to Human Rights Tribunal.
- Judge denies injunction against Al-Quds Day rally in Toronto
A Toronto pro-Palestinian demonstration can go ahead as planned.
- As March break begins, many families steer clear of U.S.
Families are avoiding travel to the US this year due to various reasons.
- First-of-its-kind community 'chicken school' planned for northeast Calgary
A community 'chicken school' is planned for northeast Calgary.
- Judge dismisses Ford’s injunction bid, allowing Toronto Al-Quds rally to proceed
Ontario government's request for an injunction to stop the Al-Quds Day rally was dismissed by a judge.
- Judge dismisses Ford government's bid for a last-minute injunction to stop pro-Palestinian rally, protest underway in Toronto
Toronto rally proceeds despite injunction bid
- LETTER: Penalty for Neufeld too high a sanction?
A $750,000 penalty for speech raises concerns
- ‘The injunction will be filed at noon’: Ford government moves to block Toronto Al-Quds rally - CP24
Ford government tries to block Toronto Al-Quds rally, court rejects request
- How Carney’s ‘build fast’ push divides Canada’s Indigenous peoples - Al Jazeera
Carney's economic record is mixed after one year in office
- Andrew Lawton raises free speech concerns over Liberal ‘Combating Hate Act’
Andrew Lawton raises concerns over Liberal 'Combating Hate Act', warns it could weaken religious freedom protections and expand government power over lawful expression.
- SURVEY NOW OPEN
Survey now open for public input on proposed zoning changes to increase social housing in the area.
- NOTICE OF TEMPORARY USE PERMIT
The Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District’s Board of Directors will consider issuing a Temporary Use Permit.
- LETTER: Return of weapons played major role in Tumbler Ridge killings
A 34-year-old man is facing multiple charges in connection with the deaths of three people in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. in 2021.
- Sayward residents look to dissolve municipality after years of squabbling
Residents of Sayward seek to dissolve municipality due to years of infighting
- Iran war marks another tragic chapter for Lebanon
Lebanon's economic crisis worsens due to ongoing war with Israel
- Michael Ford reveals why he may run for mayor of Toronto — and what he's done since leaving Queen's Park
Michael Ford considers running for Toronto mayor, has been meeting with public for months, considering bid after leaving Ontario politics
- 'There's no reason to hide:' Whitby council agrees to create third-party consultant registry
Whitby council agrees to create third-party consultant registry
- 'It's devastating': Sechelt family in limbo as temporary foreign worker visas set to expire
Sechelt family's future uncertain as temporary foreign worker visas expire
- Australian Senator Denounces Canberra’s Role in US-Israeli Strikes on Iran
Australian Senator Nick McKim denounces Canberra's role in US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
- Alberta merges its largest river basins as major update to water rules comes into effect
Alberta merges its two largest river basins, a major update to water rules comes into effect, provincial government says it will remove a barrier for operations straddling the boundary, environmental groups express concerns about the implications for the environment.
- Ontario wants to change its FOI rules to keep some records secret. Here's what you need to know - CBC
Ontario wants to change its FOI rules to keep some records secret.
- Starmer’s Hopes to Revive UK Economy Fade as Iran War Drags On
Keir Starmer's chances of staying in power may be threatened by economic implications of not supporting the US war in Iran.
- Sahtu leaders welcome Ottawa's support for Mackenzie Valley Highway after decades of work
Sahtu leaders welcome Ottawa's support for Mackenzie Valley Highway after decades of work.
- Sudbury city council calls for more protection for public works employees
City council backs call for protection for public works employees
- Pearson: Age of wars the result of complacency about peace
Prolonged peace can lead to complacency among nations.
- MNC signs agreement with Northwest Territory Metis Nation in Edmonton
Metis National Council signs agreement with Northwest Territory Metis Nation in Edmonton.
- A non-partisan, equal-opportunity scandal
Ontario's freedom-of-information laws have led to revelations of significant political scandals